History BlandNameProduct / WesternAnimation

*** And again in "The Mook, the Chef, the Wife and Her Homer", where it's revealed that [[{{Justified}} Krusty actually pays off the mob to keep McDonald's and Burger King out of Springfield]].

* ''WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerb'': Over the credits of "Phineas' Birthday Clip-a-Thon", we hear Candace saying "Mom!" repeatedly, to the tune of the theme song. At the end, she says, "Mom! Phineas and Ferb digitally tuned my voice!" (rather than [=AutoTuned=].)

** Kim goes to see ChickFlick ''The Memo Pad'' with Shego. (''Film/TheNotebook'')
** Cuddle Buddies (Beanie Babies), Club Banana (Banana Republic)
** Drakken gets himself on American Starmaker as part of an EvilPlan.

** There's also Ballroom With B Actors, and celebs like the Holsen twins, Britina and Oh Boyz.
** Sometimes this would be inconsistent: Creator/BradPitt and Creator/JuliaRoberts are mentioned by name, where others make a LawyerFriendlyCameo, and Ron has the Sony Ericsson ringtone.

-->'''Klaus:''' Steve! You're giving away all of your popular trademarked toys?!\\

-->'''Klaus:''' Steve! You're giving away all of your popular trademarked toys?!
-->'''Steve:''' Yup. My [[Franchise/GIJoe G.I. Joels]], my [[{{Franchise/Transformers}} Transchangers]], my [[Franchise/MyLittlePony My Tiny Baby Horse]], [[Toys/CabbagePatchKids Lettuce Field Gang]] doll, my [[Franchise/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles Pre-Teen Radiated Judo Bullfrogs]], [[Series/SesameStreet Giggle-Me Elmer]], [[WesternAnimation/TheAdventuresOfTeddyRuxpin Theo Ruxberg]], even my [[Franchise/TheSmurfs Smorfs]].
-->'''Klaus:''' [[LampshadeHanging All classics]]. So why are you getting rid of them?
-->'''Steve:''' Well, I'm gonna be an uncle, so it's time to put away my childish things. Things such as [[{{Franchise/Lego}} Leegos]], [[{{Franchise/Barbie}} Malibu Barbara]], [[Franchise/CareBears Affection Bears]]… plus of course there's the matter of my board games. Slides and Stepstools, Connect Three, Starving Starving Rhinos, [[{{TabletopGame/Scrabble}} Scrapple]], Guess Whom, [[{{TabletopGame/Backgammon}} Frontgammon]], [[TabletopGame/CandyLand Unincorporated Candy Township]]…

-->'''Peter''': Boy, I feel like I haven't eaten in a week. Hey, if we pass a [=McDaniel's=] or a Burger Queen, let's hop out.\\

-->'''Joe''': I put in a call from the [=McDaniel's=] payphone while you guys were getting that nine-piece Chicken [=McFingers=] and those Diet Conks and those Fresh Fries.\\

-->'''Rick:''' It's like that old song, "blomp blomp-a noop noop a-noop noop noop". You guys know that song? From Tiny Rogerts? You never heard of it? You know, the black effeminate guy from the '50s? No-nobody? A-all right, whatever.

-->"[[BigNo NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!]] it was finger ling-ling good!"

-->"Goodbye Spirogram. Goodbye Sketch-N-Etch. Goodbye ''Ravenous Ravenous Rhinos'', ''Duopoly'', ''Parchoosey'', Humor Putty, and Sock-'em Knock-'em Cyborgs..."

-->'''Bart''': Ow! Why did I get this Franchise/{{Lego}} shirt?\\

* In ''Animation/KikoRiki'', Dokko uses the operating system "Okna 96", a parody of Windows 95/98 with a similar boot screen. ("Okna" is Russian for "Windows".)

* ''WesternAnimation/MuppetBabies'' has a Pretendo in the episode "It's Only Pretendo".

** Surprisingly, averted for Website/{{Google}}. But ''not'' for Google Street View, which is called "[[{{Pun}} Oogle]] Street View."

** Surprisingly, averted for Website/{{Google}}.

*** And again in "The Mook, the Chef, the Wife and Her Homer", where it's revealed that Krusty actually pays off the mob to keep [=McDonald's=] and Burger King out of Springfield.

* The WesternAnimation/Goofy short titled ''No Smoking'' features the brand "Phylis Morrison", likely a spoof of Philip Morris.
* Aside from multiple fake brands that don’t parody a specific one, such as Beeblyboop Electronics and the frequently-appearing peach-flavored Pitt Cola, these products appear several times in ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'':

* ''WesternAnimation/TheTransformers'': Certain characters whose toys originally came from ''Diaclone'' transformed into specific sponsored race cars. Mirage turned into the Gitanes-sponsored no. 26 Ligier JS-11, Jazz turns into the Martini Racing no. 4 Porsche 935 Turbo, and Wheeljack turns into the Alitalia-sponsored Lancia Stratos Turbo No. 539. To avoid infringement, the brand names were changed to: "Citanes", "Martinii", and "Alitalla". Unreleased in Transformers was another toy using the Stratos mold but with a different head and bearing the deco from real cars' tenure under Marlboro (changed to "Marlboor").
** Looks to be averted with [=TakaraTomy=]'s upcoming ''Masterpiece'' Wheeljack, which features more accurate Alitalia livery, with the correct spelling - if Takara's promotional pictures are accurate.
** Inverted with the original Megatron toy, whose alt-mode was a Walther P38 pistol, and features the Walther company's logo.

* ''WesternAnimation/BarbieInAMermaidTale'' features such popular stores as "Fred Seagull", "Bloomingtails", and "Seaphora".
* ''WesternAnimation/StreetFootball'': In one episode, Eloise makes a web search at ''Geeglo''.
* ''WesternAnimation/AdventuresOfSonicTheHedgehog'' does this in "Sonic's Song", which features a record album by a band called [[Music/{{KISS}} "KIZZ"]], complete with a similar logo. Another one appears in the episode "The Mobius 5000" with a brand of gasoline called "86", complete with ball logo[[note]]Which ultimately leads to the "86 on the chicken" joke.[[/note]].

** The show had Maz playing ''[[VideoGame/GrandTheftAuto Put Automobile Thieves Behind Bars in Jail]]'', ''[[VideoGame/{{Tetris}} Pink Feminine-tris]]'', ''[[TabletopGame/CandyLand Pizza Land]]'', ''[[TabletopGame/{{Battleship}} You Sank My U-Boat]]'', ''[[Series/{{Concentration}} Concentzation]]'', ''[[VideoGame/TombRaider Undersea Raider]]'', ''[[WesternAnimation/ThunderCats2011 LightningCats]]'', ''[[VideoGame/{{Pilotwings}} Space Shuttles]]'', ''[[VideoGame/{{Minecraft}} Pinkcraft]]'', ''My Little Mermaid: Friendship is Magic'' (sort of a cross between ''Franchise/TheLittleMermaid'' and ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic''), ''Princess Mia and the Giant Peach'' (a cross between ''Film/ThePrincessDiaries'' and ''Film/JamesAndTheGiantPeach'') and ''[[Franchise/SuperMarioBros Let's Rescue the Freaking Princess]]'' on Kelly Hamdon's feminine computer which is a "Shapple" brand running "Shapple Windoors X" (as a nod to Apple and "Microsoft Windows 10" despite having the number "X" for "10" or "Ten").

** In the episode "Sven Hoek," Stimpy's board game collection includes "Scribble," "Monotony," "Purecheesey," and "Misery Date."

** The Coca-Cola Company, a corporate sponsorship of ''WesternAnimation/SheZow'', had the official names of "Kelly", "Maz" and, of course, "[=SheZow=]", shown on their "Share a [=SheOke=] with" Coke bottles (the word "[=SheOke=]" is a nod to the "Coke" product brand).

** Parodied in the episode 'Lisa Simpson, This Isn't Your Life', the family travels and drives by [=McDonalds=], Walmart and 7-11, with Bart saying "I've never heard of any of these places."
*** And again in "The Mook, the Chef, the Wife and Her Homer", where it's revealed that Krusty actually pays off the mob to keep [=McDonalds=] and Burger King out of Springfield.

** ''South Park'' goes as close as it can get to real brands, with names like "HBC" (NBC), "Harbucks Coffee", "Wall-Mart", and "J-Mart", as well as the "Okama Gamesphere", a pastiche of the UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube. Due to the occasional ProductPlacement deal, however, some episodes have featured stuff like the PSP or the Nintendo Wii...plus, you know, ''VideoGame/WorldOfWarcraft''.

** The episodee "Stanley's Cup" does refer to the actual Pepsi Center, plus the UsefulNotes/NationalHockeyLeague's Colorado Avalanche and Detroit Red Wings. However, [[http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/multimedia/photo_gallery/1111/south-park-sports-figures/images/avalanche-red-wings-633T8160-south-park.jpg the team uniforms use the town names instead of the logos]], Reebok (NHL's uniform provider) is disguised as "CLK", and the scoreboard has generic logos. (amusingly, South Park Studios has long provided its talents\characters to an NHL team, the Los Angeles Kings)
** In "All About Mormons", Gary and his family are shown playing a board game called LIVING, a parody of Creator/{{Hasbro}}'s The Game Of Life. Kyle, Stan and Kenny are also shown playing this game in "Cartman Sucks".

* ''WesternAnimation/TinyToonAdventuresHowISpentMyVacation'' has Fowlmouth dragging his date Shirley to a movie theater with a sound system by "THUD", a division of "Mucasfilm Ltd.".[[note]]"The audience is now deaf.[[/note]]

** In "[[Recap/WeBareBearsS1E16PandasSneeze Panda's Sneeze]]," one of the sites featuring Panda's viral video is Humgrub, a ClickbaitGag at the expense of the Internet news site ''Buzzfeed''.

* One ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' Halloween episode gives us this exchange near the end:

** Similar dialogue appeared in "Cool Hand Peter", which is currently the page quote:

** The opening of one episode featured Arthur on the set of The Altos, a parody of the Sopranos.

** In the Halloween episode, Francine mentions going to Tar-Jays (Target, but playing off the joke of [[ItIsPronouncedTroPAY pronouncing the name as if it were French]] in order to make it sound more upscale) and picking up some Huggies.

* In ''Animation/KikoRiki'', Losyash uses the operating system "Okna 96", a parody of Windows 95/98 with a similar boot screen. ("Okna" is Russian for "Windows".)

** Of course, "Chinpokomon", an episode primarily about a popular, fictional Japanese franchise which is an obvious parody of ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}''. Having its own anime, toys, video games, and other related products, clearly parodying the popularity hype the actual franchise itself had during the time with kids especially. It even parodied [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dennō_Senshi_Porygon#Strobe_lights the real-life December 16, 1997 incident]] when Kenny suffers from epilepsy while playing a video game and becomes tranced.
* Played with in ''WesternAnimation/StevenUniverse''; Steven's current home game system is a DOLPHIN, which in real life was the production codename for the UsefulNotes/NintendoGameCube. The system itself is hooked up to a SUMY-brand television. WordOfGod, however, is that this series takes place in an AlternateHistory to our own, so these may be actual names, rather than knockoffs. The characters are also seen watching videos on [=TubeTube=], and posting "cheeps" (which correspond to [[https://twitter.com/PERIDOT5XG/ actual tweets]] on an official CharacterBlog).

** Of course, "Chinpokomon", an episode that's primarily about a popular, fictional Japanese franchise being an obvious parody of ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}''. Having its own anime, toys, video games, and other related products, clearly parodying the popularity hype the actual franchise itself had during the time with kids especially. It even parodies [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dennō_Senshi_Porygon#Strobe_lights the real-life December 16, 1997 incident]] when Kenny suffers from epilepsy while playing a video game and becomes tranced.

** The episode "Stanley's Cup" does refer to the actual Pepsi Center, plus the UsefulNotes/NationalHockeyLeague's Colorado Avalanche and Detroit Red Wings. However, [[http://i.cdn.turner.com/si/multimedia/photo_gallery/1111/south-park-sports-figures/images/avalanche-red-wings-633T8160-south-park.jpg the team uniforms use the town names instead of the logos]], Reebok (NHL's uniform provider) is disguised as "CLK", and the scoreboard has generic logos. (amusingly, South Park Studios has long provided its talents\characters to an NHL team, the Los Angeles Kings)

* ''WesternAnimation/TheModifyers'' had Agent Xero watching ''[[WesternAnimation/TheProudFamily The Glitterfunk Family]]'', ''[[Film/BringItOn Bitch-Slap It On]]'', ''[[Anime/{{Pokemon}} Clueless-mon]]'' (a cross between ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' and ''Film/{{Clueless}}''), ''[[Film/{{PROM}} TROM]]'' and ''[[Series/{{Victorious}} Brickorious]]'' (because ''Series/{{Victorious}}'' and ''WesternAnimation/TheModifyers'' are TV shows since those two are belonging to ''Creator/{{Nickelodeon}}'' and ''Creator/{{Viacom}}'' respectively).